The perfect fumble
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The man to watch.....
Who is the obvious candidate to take over? Don't see a politician as talented as David Cameron.
Yes, in the court of public opinion.
I do get it. Such a Queen's Speech would have nothing in it and would only need the DUP or the Lib Dems to abstain and it's toast.
The maths just doesn't work.
Great, how many MPs do we get for that so we can push through legislation to save the NHS?
Events, dear boy, events.
Who is the obvious candidate to take over? Don't see a politician as talented as David Cameron.
This guy is a sometimes funny comedian who plays a news anchor on his Youtube channel. He's obviously doing a bit, but this is the type of shit that we have to put up with in the Labour Party at the moment.
I'd remind people that Tony Blair is the only Labour leader to win a General Election in almost half a century. And he won 3 in a row.
Corbyn just lost it by 60 seats to one of the weakest campaigns in living memory.
This is a victory, somehow. Socialism is back. Fuck Blair, New Labour is dead, etc, etc, etc.
Because to many in the Labour Party, politics is a game where you have winners and losers. They think it's a fucking sport. They're not actually attempting to better anybody's lives, they just want to feel great about themselves. Selfish, arrogant, and somewhat delusional about their position in the world.
Corbyn was the strongest socialist candidate in the modern Labour Party. He lost by 60 seats. New Labour won every election it held outside of one - and that was lost to a minority Government which had to form a coalition after a financial crash and the strongest Tory leader since Thatcher.
Serial losers.
So none then?
You must be so pleased at your moral victory while our countrymen continue to suffer. But at least you're alright hey?
David Davis is the best bet for the Tories. Extremely good on the Telly.
He's 6 months older than Corbyn.David Davis is the best bet for the Tories. Extremely good on the Telly.
I know the difference between a battle lost and a war lost, you don't seem to be able to differentiate.
Talking about ministerial jobs for the DUP now. You couldn't make it up.
And....He's 6 months older than Corbyn.
I would be more worried about how Sinn Fein are going to react rather that the legality of it.It looks legally impossible for Tory to form a coalition with DUP as it'd be in breach of GFA so the only option to the Tories is that DUP vote in favour solution. Presume that means all 10 DUP MPs would have to fall in line.
If they are having "talks," that suggests the DUP want something for their vote. That is then in dodgy ground re: GFA too since DUP solely arguing for NI perks would not be power-sharing as NI is meant to be. So unless Sinn Fein are part of these talks, it seems legally dodgy ground to me. If the Tories/DUP can't manage an agreement it looks like Corbyn to be PM.
Watch the Blairites squirm....